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What to do and see in Missoula, Montana (MT): The Best Sights & Landmarks
Peacefully tucked away in the heart of the northern Rocky Mountains, Missoula is the perfect spot for a weekend of history, culture and outdoor fun. Home to the University of Montana, one of the most architecturally distinguished academic institutions in the country, the city offers a number of intellectually stimulating attractions. Spend a few hours browsing through the exhibits at the Art Museum of Missoula or take a trip back in time at the Historical Museum at Fort Missoula. The city's close proximity to three major rivers and acres of lush forest means visitors can also enjoy a host of recreational activities, from fly fishing and kayaking to hiking and biking. Missoula's historic downtown area has classic early-century buildings and boasts unique shops, galleries, fine dining and a lively nightlife. With kids in tow, don't miss Dragon Hollow, a magical playground that features an extraordinary hand-carved carousel.
Restaurants in Missoula
1. St. Francis Xavier Church
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5.0 based on 58 reviews
Reviewed By EdwardSandiego_CA - San Diego, United States
The interior of the St. Francis Xavier Church is absolutely beautiful, with all wood hand painted. Beautiful stained glass windows, and an organ pipes located in the balcony. No admission, close to downtown and easy to find. Recommend
2. City Hall, Missoula
3. Missoula County Justice Court
4. Memorial Rose Garden
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Memorial Rose Garden Park is located at 800 Brooks St. The Memorial Rose Garden was established in 1946 as a memorial to Missoula-area casualties of World War II. Among the attractive features of the park are the American and Montana state flags, which are lighted 24 hours a day, symbolizing the enduring honor paid to those who gave their lives for their country. The Blue Star Memorial Rose Garden Bronze Plaque, located in the southwest corner of the park, was erected by the Montana Federation of Garden Clubs. The Vietnam Veterans Memorial, located in the northeast corner of the park, was dedicated in 1989. The Korean War Monument, in the northwest corner, was dedicated in 1997. The Policemen’s Memorial was dedicated in 2000 and is located to the southwest. Veterans of America's conflicts in Grenada, the Persian Gulf, Panama, and Korea, as well as urban firefighters, are also honored with memorials in the park.
5. Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church
6. Holy Spirit Episcopal Church Missoula
7. Charging Forward
8. Church At the Gates
9. University of Montana
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4.5 based on 240 reviews
This scenic university campus spans 200 acres at the base of a mountain and borders the Clark Fork River. Founded in 1893, Montana's leading liberal arts institution enrolls 13,000 students.
Reviewed By crutt13 - Pottstown, United States
My daughter and I decided to top a strip through campus and climb Mount M. The university is nestled at the bottom of Mount M and has great 360 views of the mountains. This campus was beautiful. There are beautiful, mature trees, nice sculptures and artwork and well maintained buildings with historical markers throughout campus. To top it off there are great views from the top of Mount M. It's 406 feet of steep switchbacks, but the view is worth it. If in Missoula you need to type the campus.
10. Garnet Ghost Town
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4.5 based on 379 reviews
Reviewed By dry_fly_0627 - Westcliffe, United States
This is a great chance to learn about early communities and those who lived there. Beautiful drive and scenery, and the buildings are so well preserved that you can walk into most of the structures. That's not all that common in the ghost towns I've visited. You can hike around outside of town, as well. I love this place.
